For decades, American politics has been dominated by a binary choice: Democrat or Republican. However, as more voters reject party labels by identifying as independents and express deep dissatisfaction with both major parties, the parties are becoming unable to ignore the cracks in the system.
In our first podcast episode, we examine the growing movement away from partisan loyalty, the rise of third-party candidates, and how political realignment is reshaping elections. Why are so many voters feeling politically homeless? How have both parties failed to adapt? And what does the future of American democracy look like in an era of increasing polarization and disillusionment?
Join us as we examine the failures of the two-party system, analyze the data behind voter frustration, and discuss what the future holds for a fractured electorate.
